Egyptian singer Hisham Abbas has revealed the significant influence of fellow artists Mohamed Fouad and Amr Diab on his career. The artist shared his thoughts during an appearance on the “Defi” program with journalist Moataz El Demerdash, broadcast on Al-Sharq channel.
“I personally love Amr Diab’s songs, but the truth is that Mohamed Fouad had a big impact on my artistic journey,” Abbas said. “He was a source of inspiration for me and played a big role in encouraging me to pursue my dream in the field of singing.”
Abbas further emphasized Fouad’s importance, describing him as “one of the pillars of art that influenced the public taste of Arabic music,” praising his unique performance and distinctive style in presenting songs. This sentiment highlights the lasting impact of established artists on emerging talent within the Arabic music scene.
The singer explained that these artistic influences extended beyond song selection, impacting his performance style and vocal tone. “Each artist has his own character that adds to the artistic scene,” he noted.
Abbas’s comments offer a glimpse into the collaborative and inspirational nature of the Egyptian music industry, where artists often acknowledge the influence of their peers. A clip of the interview with Hisham Abbas and Moataz El Demerdash can be found here.
